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Statical Prism is productivity tool for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV professional such as Consultants, Supporters, Developers, Architects or QA consultants.

Our Clients

“THE most requested feature in the world of Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development is the “where used”. Statical Prism doesn’t only fulfill this in the most broad sense, it does that in the most user friendly way thinkable. I’m glad found it .. using it daily!.”
Erik Wauters (Waldo), MVP

“I’ve immediately fallen in love with this tool, and I am surprised that it had been around for more than a year, before I saw it.”
Vjekoslav Babić, MVP

“Static analysis is dear to my heart as a way of improving programmer productivity, and I’m always impressed when people focus on the integration of languages and business products. And, it happens to be implemented in F#””
Don Syme, Microsoft Research

“This is really a great tool! Special compliments for the UI design and the underlying .NET technology of F#”
Ron van der Wijngaard, Technical Solution Architect at To-Increase

“This tool is absolutely amazing and it is saving us a load of development hours with the project we have going on right now”
Michael Glue, Development Manager at IndustryBuilt Canada

“I love the speed and the usability of Prism. It comes in very handy when doing code cleanups, refactorings or just a quick code analysis.”
Džoka Mitrov, Software Developer at SwissSalary Ltd. (President’s club for Microsoft Dynamics)

Bent Rasmussen – Creator of Statical Prism

Bent is an experienced application & systems .NET developer. Bent further more have a a vast experiences in coding and modifying Microsoft Dynamics NAV.

Christian Clausen – Creator of Statical Prism

Christian is an experienced developer and project manager with focus on Microsoft Dynamics NAV.

System history

Statical Prism began as a conversation between Bent and Christian about how to improve the tools situation for Microsoft Dynamics NAV developers.
The first project was Supervision which, although no longer maintained, is a tool to transform Dynamics NAV source code (C/AL) into hyper-linked interactive HTML pages which are easy to navigate. They wrote a whitepaper about the tool and received at lot of positive feedback.
After having realized Supervision together Bent and Christian started to wonder about how to improve the user-experience and features further. In particular they wanted to allow developers to find usages of functions, fields, keys, etc. After several months of prototyping, they had a functional Windows desktop application written Microsoft .NET Framework, using F#.
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